Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours
Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours
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Nobody evdr tola me so, but somehow 1 think I am. I wonder what makes Melissa look so cross at me 'whenever I try to look nice. Try as I may, I never can look as nice as she doe«,'for she has hew things all the time " with a sijjh.
The nlgbt of tbe party came.
Tbe elegant rooms were illumiaated and filled with fldwers. Mrs. Overton really bad a talent for hospitality. Ample means and good bonaekeep- ing rendered ber bouae always attractive.
WHY DOCTOR BAY DIDN'T GO TO EDGEWOOD.
82T And the gues...ts eoogrefcated— well-bred, well- dressed people— most of tbem ignorant of llrs.
OTerton's bUtory. Doctor Ray caoae late.
HU hostess soon discovered that he was not foiMl of parties— at least, thej were not hit habit ; 'and the wealth/ young physician was the leaat showj of he/r guests, fle was not a ** daooing '' nor a ** musical man," ** If Melissa could oolr talk 1" thought she.
Melissa was looking a little dowdy in a pale blue dress, out of humor, an4 in an ungraceful atti- tude -by the piano.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nobody evdr tola me so, but somehow 1 think I am. I wonder what makes Melissa look so cross at me 'whenever I try to look nice. Try as I may, I never can look as nice as she doe«,'for she has hew things all the time " with a sijjh.
The nlgbt of tbe party came.
Tbe elegant rooms were illumiaated and filled with fldwers. Mrs. Overton really bad a talent for hospitality. Ample means and good bonaekeep- ing rendered ber bouae always attractive.
WHY DOCTOR BAY DIDN'T GO TO EDGEWOOD.
82T And the gues...ts eoogrefcated— well-bred, well- dressed people— most of tbem ignorant of llrs.
OTerton's bUtory. Doctor Ray caoae late.
HU hostess soon discovered that he was not foiMl of parties— at least, thej were not hit habit ; 'and the wealth/ young physician was the leaat showj of he/r guests, fle was not a ** daooing '' nor a ** musical man," ** If Melissa could oolr talk 1" thought she.
Melissa was looking a little dowdy in a pale blue dress, out of humor, an4 in an ungraceful atti- tude -by the piano.
What to read after Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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